Smith Repeals NY Liquor Enforcements Affects Nation
Governor Al Smith signs a bill repealing New York State liquor enforcement, shifting duties from state to federal hands. Coverage warns of rising bootlegging and party realignments as Dry and Wet factions split the Democratic Party and the nation faces tougher enforcement and potential political upheaval.
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al Smith
New York State
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Smith
New York
Union
Democratic Party
Twain
Mr. Harding
Republic
We Must Have Our Schools
A Grass Range school meeting urges unwavering support for local education. Patrons emphasize loyalty, sacrifices, and the schools as a vital community asset. They advocate two high school departments remaining, with funding shifts making the high school self sustainable and Montana's school fund prospects improving.
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Grass Range
Montana
Corn Hog and Chickens Dominate Farm Focus Across Montana
Farmers shift to corn hogs and turkeys with wives tending birds. A turkey grower may earn 25 cents a pound, while others expect improving prices. Meanwhile Minneapolis reports heat prostrations, Montana clings to winter, and showers refresh the central region as wheat benefits from cooler days.
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